1. Define subject matter jurisdiction. 2. ______________ is a jurisdictional requirement unless the respondent files a response or otherwise makes a general appearance. 3. Over what types of proceedings does the superior court have subject matter jurisdiction? 4. What is personal jurisdiction? 5. What must a person do (or not do) if they contest jurisdiction? What is that special type of appearance called? 6. What happens if a person who contests jurisdiction files a response? 7. What is a "general appearance"? 8. The court must have personal jurisdiction over a respondent for what type(s) of issue? 9. What is in rem jurisdiction? 10. What does "UCCJEA" stand for?

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1 Subject matter jurisdiction refers to a courts authority to hear cases of a particular type or sub... View the full answer